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These "Windows bad" posts are the worst thing in the Linux community. I run Windows on my desktop because Games are just far easier and usually run better, and Windows works perfectly fine.
Games just run on my Linux laptop these days. I stopped checking winehq a long time ago.
Yep, most games run fine. But I do still have to check if the anti-cheat supports Linux.
indeed. Anticheats are the last holdouts.
ProtonDB is the first place I go before buying a game, most of the time games work, but there's a few occasions where I have to change some configurations.
I used to do that too, but I don't bother anymore. It just works.
I don't have any issues with performance, just with anticheat not being compatible with my most played games.
I do tend to check protondb, people tend to have figured out the best options for the most stable performance for a lot of games.
So does linux